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Cody Field Office

Recreation Opportunities

Recreation Site Map

EXPLORE
your public lands managed by the Cody Field Office! A variety of recreation opportunities await you on over one million acres of public lands in the northern half of the Bighorn Basin.

Camp at Five Springs Falls Campground on the west slope of the Bighorn Mountains and enjoy the spectacular panoramic view and rugged cliffs.

Hike or ride horseback on several trails which access the beautiful and wild Absaroka Mountains west of Cody.

Visit the McCullough Peaks Wilderness Study Area east of Cody and explore the colorful badlands with your camera. View wild horses as they roam the McCullough Peaks Wild Horse Herd Management Area.

Float or fish the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River north of Cody and hunt for deer, elk, antelope, rabbits, upland birds and waterfowl.



camping.

Camping

hiking trails.Hiking
equestrian trails.Horseback Riding
wildhorse viewing area.Wild Horse Viewing

boat launch.North Fork Shoshone River Access
Fishing.Fishing Map 
Fishing Brochure 
Off highway vehicle international symbol.Top Ten OHV Rules
OHV.McCullough Peaks Travel Management Plan

 

Special Recreation Permits

No campfires.

Fire Restrictions 

Leave No Trace.

Leave No Trace

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